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Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD

@acagamic

Become a smarter researcher & writer (+/- AI) by reading one of my posts/day. Quality wins. University Research Chair & Tenured Full Professor.

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The smartest academics I know don't hoard their AI knowledge. They share it systematically. One hour per week. Office doors open. Colleagues bring real challenges. Every question becomes tomorrow's workshop material. When you teach, you learn twice.

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Transform any AI prompt with the Context Formula: • What specific project you're working on • Why this task matters to your goals • What good looks like for the output • Who you are professionally Context turns AI from a random answer generator into your strategic partner.

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Academic culture sells a lie: being busy equals being productive. You review papers, serve on committees, attend conferences. Meanwhile, your research stagnates. The truth? Your publications define your career, not your service record.

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I've written 200+ academic papers in my career. In each one, I considered—and often used—an em dash strategically. Now more people are giving papers sh*t for this ONE ridiculous reason: Em dashes signal AI-generated text. This is nonsense. Here's why:

I've written 200+ academic papers in my career.

In each one, I considered—and often used—an em dash strategically.

Now more people are giving papers sh*t for this ONE ridiculous reason:

Em dashes signal AI-generated text.

This is nonsense. Here's why:
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How to write a winning paper introduction (that gets you published) 1. Set the scene 2. Spot the gap → problem 3. State your mission 4. Reveal the why 5. Form a thesis Context helps us understand the problem. Problem → Why it matters → Context.

How to write a winning paper introduction
(that gets you published)

1. Set the scene
2. Spot the gap → problem
3. State your mission
4. Reveal the why
5. Form a thesis

Context helps us understand the problem.

Problem → Why it matters →  Context.
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Systematic review vs. General review: Know the difference! Systematic: • Objective • Reproducible • Defined search • Formal validity assessment General: • Often reflects author's beliefs • No defined strategy Aim for systematic, whenever possible.

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Every day, your mind makes thousands of decisions based on flawed thinking patterns you're not even aware of. These hidden biases are costing you: • Opportunities • Relationships • Money But there's a way to fix the system:

Every day, your mind makes thousands of decisions based on flawed thinking patterns you're not even aware of.

These hidden biases are costing you:

• Opportunities
• Relationships
• Money

But there's a way to fix the system: